Press releases
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College of Policing rolls out new safety training for officers
New and improved public and personal safety training for police officers has started being rolled out to all forces after successful trials.
New toolkit supports efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour
A new toolkit from the College of Policing will support police officers and staff to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Police vetting rules changed to ensure high standards
Policing will introduce measures to bring national consistency for vetting units and ensure the highest standards are maintained.
Lancashire’s PCC announces independent Nicola Bulley case review
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Andrew Snowden has commissioned the College of Policing to undertake a full independent review.
National police response to the Hillsborough Families Report
Widespread changes to policing were made public today as national police leaders release their response to the Hillsborough Families Report.
Police better equipped to spot controlling behaviour
Police will be more able to spot the signs of coercive control and better protect victims of domestic abuse as the College of Policing launches a new risk assessment tool.
College of Policing responds to HMICFRS vetting inspection
HMICFRS has published an inspection into vetting, misconduct, and misogyny in the police service.
Chief Constable Andy Marsh responds to Baroness Casey's review of Met misconduct
The College of Policing has responded to the publication of Baroness Casey of Blackstock's review of the Met Police's misconduct system.